Health and wellness is more than a man’s yearly checkup. Explore our blog articles, where our physicians dive into many men’s health-related topics and provide informative knowledge for men.
While one in three Americans has high blood pressure, only 54% are effectively treating their condition. Complications from high blood pressure contribute to 1,000 deaths a day, according to the Centers for Disease Control. The disease is often called “the silent killer” because it doesn’t show any obvious symptoms. However, failure to receive treatment will place you […]
It’s a moment that causes everyone to hold their breath. An athlete is down. He ran to the basket to make a slam dunk and landed on his ankle. He winces in pain. On standby, a physician runs onto the court to give an initial assessment. Crowds from both sides cheer when the player bravely […]
Eggplant parmesan. A nice, thick steak. Sizzling fajitas brought straight to your table. Maybe a nice glass of red wine. If these made your mouth water, you’re not alone. Dining out in restaurants is one of life’s great pleasures, particularly if it’s a special occasion with friends and family. However, poor choices can easily derail […]
That 9-to-5 job may be slowly killing you—and we’re not talking about stress, overtime or high blood pressure. We’re talking about sitting. Studies have repeatedly shown that those who sit for eight hours a day have a dramatically increased risk of health problems, particularly a cluster of symptoms called metabolic syndrome. In some ways, it’s easy to […]
It’s called the “silent killer.” One-in-three Americans has high blood pressure—and many may not even be aware of it! High blood pressure (also called hypertension) frequently does not show any symptoms, so unless you’re having regular physicals or you’ve participated in a free screening at a health fair, you may not realize you’re at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. […]
ONE IN SIX. The Centers for Disease Control state that one in six Americans from age 14 to 49 have genital herpes—a sobering statistic, particularly when it may show no symptoms. In fact, most people with herpes have only mild outbreaks that can easily be mistaken for something else. Following are five important indicators that you […]
Your doctor is your partner in your care. You may have heard that phrase a lot, but do you really know what it means? It means that your physician is dedicated to helping you live a healthier life. But in order to do that, you and your doctor need to communicate honestly and openly. There […]
I think it’s safe to say that many of us will be hosting or attending a Super Bowl party this year. With the home team in and Cam’s energy against Peyton’s experience, it’s going to be a great game. It’s also a game that typically comes with a line-up of high-calorie party food, like pizza, […]
Is “walking in a winter wonderland” not quite your style? Maybe you prefer “dashing through the snow” from December through February? While some opt to head for the gym when temperatures plummet, others prefer to exercise outside for the benefits of fresh air and sunshine. Whether you’re jogging through the neighborhood or shoveling snow in […]
Diabetes Management Living a healthy life with type 1 or type 2 diabetes is possible, but it takes a lot of effort and diligence to ensure that you’re making good choices. This is vital to avoid complications associated with these diseases. Following are some questions to help you evaluate how well you’re managing your diabetes. Are You […]